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Live Music Review: James at Royal Concert Hall
Wed 13 Mar 2019We got our glad rags on and hot footed down to the Concert Hall for Manchester alt rock icons James…
Interview: Things Get Quakey With Brad
Tue 12 Mar 2019We chat with the founder of Nottingham's alternative dance night before its event this Friday...
LeftLion Film Podcast #14 - Tom Stade
Mon 11 Mar 2019Hosts Ashley Carter & Derry Shillitto caught up with stand up comedian Tom Stade to talk comedy, films and being offended ahead of his performance at Glee Club Nottingham on Tuesday 26 March...
Nottingham Music Hub Want All Local Kids to Make Music
Mon 11 Mar 2019Nottingham Music Hub believes that music can make a difference. The registered charity supports young people from across the city, and helps them to develop their musical skills through participation in its ensembles and performances. The scheme was started in 2002 by the City Council and, in 2014, became an independent registered charity. It now runs and supports instrumental tuition in nearly 80% of the city’s primary schools.
This week the charity will hold four short concerts across the city to showcase to the public some of its ensembles. We spoke to one of their team leaders, Helen Murray, about the service and the upcoming performances, called the MAB Week...
City Stylin' #11
Mon 11 Mar 2019We searched high and low for the most stylish of Notts heads with summat to say...
Perennial Punks The Stranglers return to Notts
Sun 10 Mar 2019Since their early days as seventies punk rock rabble-rousers, The Stranglers have been mainstays of the British music scene. Now over 45 years on, the lads are still finding the time to hit the road and make music. Back in Nottingham for their latest UK tour this month, we sent our man LP Mills for a chat with guitarist and frontman Baz Warne, to find out what these perennial punks have been up to.
Live Music Photos: BBC Introducing at Metronome
Sat 09 Mar 2019Y'all know the drill. The best local music, hand picked by BBC Introducing and Confetti. This edition featured Don’t Forget Rupert, Soft Girls and Boys Club, Nactus Kunan and BRIA, down at Metronome...
Anton Lockwood on the Second Decade of Splendour
Fri 08 Mar 2019Splendour forges on into its second decade this year, with a mega quartet of headliners already confirmed, including Manic Street Preachers and All Saints. To mark the occasion we grabbed Anton Lockwood, one of the masterminds behind the annual Wollo Park party, for a chat. Here’s five things you need to know about Nottingham’s day-long answer to Glasto…
Film Preview: The Fight screening +Q&A with director Jessica Hynes
Fri 08 Mar 2019Jessica Hynes is heading to Broadway Cinema to take part in a live Q&A for her directorial debut film: The Fight
Area NG1: UFO Sightings in Nottingham
Fri 08 Mar 2019In the second half of the twentieth century, the people of the East Midlands found themselves anxiously watching the stars, anticipating a war between worlds. Literature Editor LP Mills takes a deep-dive in the strange and inexplicable culture of UFO hunters that sprung up in Nottingham following World War Two.
Live Music Review: LANY at Rock City
Thu 07 Mar 2019Our Sam got down to Rock City for a night of serious dream pop from LANY. We hear there were even rose petals...
Soundstage Festival Returns to Nottingham This Month
Thu 07 Mar 2019The week long festival has plenty of activities for the whole family...
Snap Notts: Hyson Green
Wed 06 Mar 2019The latest Snap Notts sees our poet and photographer pairing take inspiration from Hyson Green...
All Spent For Lent: Why our Fashion Editor Is Giving Up Shopping
Tue 05 Mar 2019A Fashion Editor giving up shopping? Yer what?
Rebooting Your Wardrobe: Fashion Re:Boot Bring Their Sold Out Event to Nottingham
Mon 04 Mar 2019Clothes, shoes, bags, jewellery… Prosecco? Thursday 28 February saw the spectacular Fashion Reboot event come to Nottingham's Rough Trade. The concept? Pretty simple: shoppers can purchase from the wardrobes of bloggers, Instagrammers, journalists and all-round style superstars and bag their garms for bargain prices. Imagine eBay, but in real life….
Mnozil Brass Are Bringing Their Circus-Inspired Musical Show to Nottingham
Mon 04 Mar 2019“The world is a circus” reads the programme for the latest show – Cirque – from septet Mnozil Brass, who return to Nottingham for a show at the Royal Concert Hall this month. Merging comedy with virtuoso brass performances, they astound audiences the world over with the quality of their music, while simultaneously dissolving them into hilarity. A band that has to be experienced to be truly appreciated, they are funny, but the music, their talent and their sheer love of their craft is always front and centre. We caught up with the band’s sharply-dressed trumpet player (and sometime magician) Roman Rindberger who, when he’s not touring with Mnozil, is also a professor of music in his native Vienna...
We Raised £165 for Sharewear Clothing Scheme at the LeftLion Clothes Swap
Fri 01 Mar 2019Us lot over at the 'Lion were inspired by all the sustainability talk included in our February issue, so we put our bonces together and came up with the LeftLion Clothes Swap, a way to trade your trash for treasure, rags to... well, different rags. In our bid to put a finger up to the fast fashion industry, we raised £165 for Sharewear Clothing Scheme, a local charity who provide clothing to those in desperate need. Here's a few snaps from the day...
Win Tickets for Sean Paul at Motorpoint Arena Nottingham
Fri 01 Mar 2019Sean da bleddy Paul is coming to Nottingham, and we've got two tickets to give away...
Tom Quigley's Weekends and Everything In Between Exhibition is a Behind the Scenes Look at Nottingham's Skate Scene
Fri 01 Mar 2019As a member of Nottingham’s skateboard scene, photographer Tom Quigley has developed a reputation for brilliantly capturing candid moments of the subculture. An advocate of creating art that his audience wants to see, his work has been praised for its authentic portrayal of life as a skateboarder in the city, striking a balance between the everyday and the sublime. Following on from his 2014 and 2015 shows, his latest exhibition, Weekends And Everything In Between, is at Surface Gallery until Saturday 9 March…
The Colour of Love at New Art Exchange
Thu 28 Feb 2019Contributors from The Colour of Love project came together to share their photographs of life and love as Black African-Caribbean and White British people in mixed-race relationships through times of resentment and hardship. We went along to the launch event of the new exhibition to celebrate a significantly important and moving local heritage community project...
Live Music Review: Queen Zee at The Bodega
Wed 27 Feb 2019Friday nights were made for dancing, so we got down to The Bodega for genre-defying powerhouse Queen Zee...
Nusic Future Session: Don't Forget Rupert
Wed 27 Feb 2019New Nottingham music from these talented boggers...
Small Food Bakery Source All Their Ingredients From Local Suppliers
Wed 27 Feb 2019Based inside Primary Studios, Small Food Bakery sells artisan produce to the Hoodtown masses. All ingredients that go into their loaves, pastries and treats are bought directly from local farmers, ensuring both small food chains and good community vibes. Our Alex Kuster had a word with chief baker and maker, Kimberley Bell…
Self Esteem is bursting onto the scene with personal songwriting and a big live show
Mon 25 Feb 2019Relatability is having a moment. But artist and musician Rebecca Taylor doesn’t even need to try. Going under the name of Self Esteem and with her debut album Compliments Please out on in March, we caught up with Rebecca to talk touring, Instagram and Kanye…
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